Tipping Point fans infuriated by Ben Shephard’s ‘awful’ new habit – but can you spot it?

Marcus Rashford picked up some campaigning tips from former US President Barack Obama after meeting for the first time for a zoom call. The footballer, who has made a name for himself campaigning for free school meals, was introduced to Obama by Penguin Books who publish the politician.

Creeper have announced details of a new EP, described as an epilogue to the story presented on their 2020 album ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’.‘American Noir’ is set to come out on July 30 via Roadrunner, and is being previewed by its first single ‘Midnight’.According to a press release, the new EP is a requiem to Roe, a central character in the band’s recent second album.Frontman Will Gould explained: “This new EP is comprised of material we’d written over the course of the last album.

Glass Animals have been announced as patrons of the Music Venue Trust. Their first act in the role? Selling peanut butter.

Liverpool new boy Ibrahima Konate shares an agent with highly-rated Rennes midfielder Eduardo Camavinga – leading to suggestions that he too could move to Anfield in the near future. Konate is expected to finalise a £36million switch to the Reds in the next 48 hours after months of speculation linking him to Merseyside.His acquisition will provide Jurgen Klopp with more options at the heart of defence following a disrupted campaign which has seen Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez and Joel Matip all spend significant time on the sidelines.With Konate’s arrival imminent, Klopp can start looking at other areas he needs to strengthen, notably in the middle of the park.

, Van der Valk, and Jack Gold’s The Naked Civil Servant.In the early 1980s, Briant also found work in New Zealand and in Australian films and television shows.

Glass Animals have launched their own range of peanut butter to support grassroots venues and the Music Venue Trust.The Oxford band have teamed up with Jackpot Peanut Butter for the new range, which marks seven years of the band’s debut album ‘ZABA’ and peanut butter-referencing single ‘Gooey’.The band’s peanut butter comes in a reusable and refillable pot, and is available to pre-order now ahead of its official release on June 9. £2 from each pot will go to the Music Venue Trust.

Perth and Kinross are now living in poverty, according to new research.

Luncarty to Pass of Birnam project is set to open to motorists next month. The new Stanley/Tullybelton junction and overbridge comes into operation on Tuesday, June 8, for the first time as part of a new traffic management layout and is the largest structure of the project.

Zuzu is among the acts to have contributed to a new cover of The Farm‘s ‘All Together Now’ in aid of the Music Venues Trust’s #SaveOurVenues campaign – you can listen to it and read NME‘s interview with Zuzu below.The Liverpool singer-songwriter, who opened this month’s Sefton park COVID pilot, joined The Lathums, Lottery Winners, Trampolene and more in recording a new version of the 1990 classic at Elevator Studios.“There are so many cool musicians from Liverpool involved as well as it being for such a good cause so obviously I was down,” Zuzu told NME of the Artists United Collective song, proceeds from which go towards saving venues from closure post-coronavirus.An enduring anthem of hope and union, ‘All Together Now’ was re-released by

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Megan Barton Hanson lives in a gorgeous Essex home, which she moved into late last year. The 27 year old has previously given us a look inside the abode, which features an open plan kitchen and living room area, as well as balcony which will no doubt provide the perfect spot for picture opportunities.

Prince Harry has taken a fresh swipe at the Royal family after saying he learned families can "feel shame" when they hear of mental health struggles.The 36 year old starred in the Apple TV+ series The Me You Can't See with Oprah Winfrey last week, where he accused his family of showing "total neglect" to his and his wife Meghan Markle's mental health struggles. He has now appeared in a bonus episode of the series, where he says "parents" and "siblings" can feel shame for not noticing family members' mental health struggles.

Good Morning Britain's Ben Shephard has revealed how he cheekily wangled his way onto set for a cameo appearance in Friends at the height of its fame.The much-anticipated Friends reunion aired on Thursday night with many of the show's former guest stars reminiscing about their memories of the show, but while Ben wasn't included in the official reunion, he had his own story to share on Friday morning. Ben explained that he had been interviewing executive producer Marta Kaufmann in 2002 and hatched a plan to try to bag himself a starring role in the biggest TV show of the time.Talking to Good Morning Britain co-host Kate Garraway, he said: "Friends was at its peak.

Love Island gives its contestants the opportunity to find love, boost their Instagram followers and land a number of lucrative clothing deals. If they're lucky, it lands them all three.

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Polo G has officially locked in a release date for ‘Hall of Fame’.His third album, Polo G – real name Taurus Tremani Bartlett – is set to release ‘Hall of Fame’ on June 11 through Columbia Records.

He said: “I’m happy to be at Annan for another year.“I can’t wait to get the fans back in the ground next season and hopefully we’ll be fighting at the right end of the table pushing for promotion”

Sparks have released new track ‘So May We Start’, featuring vocals from Marion Cotillard, Adam Driver and Simon Helberg.It’s the first song to emerge from Annette, the new musical film directed by Holy Motors helmer Leos Carax, who co-wrote the script with Sparks’ Ron and Russell Mael.The film features original music by the band and will open the 74th Cannes Film Festival in July, followed by a theatrical release on August 6.

BTS have dropped a brand-new remix of their latest hit single ‘Butter’.Dubbed the “hotter remix”, the rework puts a house-flavoured spin to the fresh, summer vibe of the original track. Its accompanying music video also captures the global superstars letting loose and goofing around on the set featured in the original visual.Prior to the remix’s release earlier today (May 28), the group’s label Big Hit Music had described the rework as “delightfully different from the original song’s bright and lively mood”.“We would like to express our appreciation to all ARMY for the incredible love and support you have shown for ‘Butter,’ the new digital single by BTS,” the agency wrote in a statement.